for graduates of first-cycle (engineering) studies in programm computer science
Elements of selection procedure |
Minimum required |
Max points |
Weight of element |
Max result |
1) grade on the higher education diploma |
- |
5 |
10 |
50 |
2) interview |
- |
20 |
1 |
20 |
3) project |
5 |
20 |
1 |
20 |
4) cover letter |
- |
5 |
2 |
10 |
Maximum number of points to be scored during the selection procedure |
100 |
An interview covering the candidate's interests in the field of computer science, motivation for further development, achievements to date, successes and completed projects. Failure to take the interview covering results in not being admitted to studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.
The candidate submits a maximum one-page document presenting the project of the master's thesis, which may take the form of a framework outline or a description of the subject and research areas in computer science, which, upon admission to studies, will be the basis for selecting the subject of the work and the thesis supervisor. Failure to submit the master's thesis project results in non-admission for studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.
The candidate submits a one-page document:
1. justifying the choice of field of study and preferences as to the specialties offered,
2. indicating professional, academic, personal achievements and experiences, etc.,
3. appropriate certificates, diplomas, letters of recommendation, certificates of participation in scientific organizations, and scientific articles that prove individual qualifications for studies - in the form of scanned attachments constituting an integral part of the cover letter (if available).
Failure to submit a cover letter results in non-admission for studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.
for graduates of first-cycle (engineering) studies in programmes other than computer science
Elements of selection procedure |
Minimum required |
Max points |
Weight of element |
Max result |
1) grade on the higher education diploma |
- |
5 |
5 |
25 |
2) written exam |
- |
25 |
1 |
25 |
3) interview |
- |
20 |
1 |
20 |
4) project |
5 |
20 |
1 |
20 |
5) cover letter |
- |
5 |
2 |
10 |
Maximum number of points to be scored during the selection procedure |
100 |
Written exam - assessment of engineering skills for the computer science program within the scope of learning outcomes for first-cycle studies. Failure to take the exam results in not being admitted to studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.
An interview covering the candidate's interests in the field of computer science, motivation for further development, achievements to date, successes and completed projects. Failure to take the interview covering results in not being admitted to studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.
The candidate submits a maximum one-page document presenting the project of the master's thesis, which may take the form of a framework outline or a description of the subject and research areas in computer science, which, upon admission to studies, will be the basis for selecting the subject of the work and the thesis supervisor. Failure to submit the master's thesis project results in non-admission for studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.
The candidate submits a one-page document:
1. justifying the choice of field of study and preferences as to the specialties offered,
2. indicating professional, academic, personal achievements and experiences, etc.,
3. appropriate certificates, diplomas, letters of recommendation, certificates of participation in scientific organizations, and scientific articles that prove individual qualifications for studies - in the form of scanned attachments constituting an integral part of the cover letter (if available).
Failure to submit a cover letter results in non-admission for studies - regardless of the number of points obtained for the other elements of the qualification procedure.